Physics as an A-level

From what people have told me, Bioengineering and Medical engineering are the same thing though I'm not too sure.

If they are then you can do it at Queen Mary's as they want Maths and chem/physics therefore you can apply without physics.

Here's the link to their entry requirement page: http://www.qmul.ac.uk/undergraduate/coursefinder/courses/80098.html

Hope this helps and good luck with your application

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UCL also have a biomedical engineering course that requires mathematics and then one from chemistry, biology or physics, which you already have.

Check it out http://www.ucl.ac.uk/prospective-students/undergraduate/degrees/engineering-biochemical-beng

Bear in mind that when you apply all of your unis recieve the same personal statement, so UCL will probably be able to work out that this course is your 5th choice so maybe try and include some biomedical engineering (if you can) to keep it relevant.